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Stakeholders unite to boost Seed Access for Resilient Food Systems in West and Central Africa
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Africa Steps Up Fertiliser and Soil Health Agenda to Secure Food Future
By Ken KOUTCHAKPO Africa is taking a bold step to secure its agricultural future! On 1 September, the Africa Fertiliser Industry...
TAAT-vetted Vegetable Varieties Double Ghana’s Tomato Yields to 20 Tons Per Hectare
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From Research to Impact: How CGIAR and TAAT are aligning Innovation Pathways with CAADP
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TAAT to highlight innovation pathways at African Food Systems Summit 2025
By Deborah Olaoluwa Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT) will join agriculture leaders, policymakers, farmers, & innovators at the Africa...
Un financement à long terme soutient la banque de gènes d’AfricaRice et l’avenir de la diversité rizicole
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By Ken KOUTCHAKPO Over 35 million smallholder rice farmers across Africa stand to benefit from the agreement signed last month...
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